HOW TO USE : QUESTION

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 EXAMPLE QUESTION ABOUT HOW TO USE




HOW TO USE PHOTOCOPIER



1. Press the "power" button to turn on the photocopier. If there is no response from the device, try to press the "copy" button. It may be turned to "sleep" mode. Check the paper tray that is located on the side of the machine to ensure that the copier has enough paper in it.
2. Lift the photocopier's lid. Then, put your document on the glass surface. Put the side that you want to copy downward, facing the glass surface.
3. Close the copier cover after you are sure the document has been placed properly.
4. Press the digital number to select the number of copies you need. Press the plus and minus button to add or reduce the quantity.
5. Choose black-and-white copies or colour copies according to your needs.
6. After selecting the colour preference, specify the paper size. If you want to use special paper size, you have to feed that paper into the tray.
7. Finally, press the "copy" button and your document is copied.


1. Why does the writer publish the text?

A. To guide the readers in how to operate a photocopier properly.
B. To show the readers the steps of turning on a photocopier.
C. To tell how to make a copy of a special paper size.
D. To select the ways of making copies.
E. To tell who the create a photocopier properly.
ANS : A

2. What should you do when placing the document on the glass surface?

A. Choose colour copies or black-and- white copies.
B. Press the button to make changes.
C. Put it downward on the glass.
D. Close the copier cover.
E. Pull the paper
ANS : C

3. How do you change the quantity of the copies?

A. By feeding the tray with more paper.
B. By pressing the power button
C. By selecting the colour preference.
D. By pressing the copy button.
E. By pressing the plus and minus keys.
ANS : E

4. "..., you have to feed that paper into the tray." (Step 5)

The underlined word means . . .
A. Bing
B. Load
C. Take
D. Cut
E. Feel
ANS : B

5. The text is useful for those who . . . use the photocopier.
A. Rarely
B. Always
C. Frequently
D. For the first time
E. Professional
ANS : D

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